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And in "The Naked Now" where Wesley was able to take control by splicing whole sentences together from things that Picard had said.

Tedd's doesn't look anymore girly here than he usually does, yeah the coat might be hiding it, but nothing obvious to suggest it. What is obvious, is Elliot apparently forgot to morph before going to bed last night. Actually...hmmm, I went back to the first Sister arc and Tedd's first appearance as a girl, back then Elliot did mention Tedd sounding weird. Today's page may be a callback to that moment. Elliot still looks like he's feeling a sudden transformation coming on, but his surprise when Tedd speaks would seem odd without context. I still think Tedd doesn't look anymore girly than he usually does, unless she adjusted her form to be less noticeable once she has her coat off.

The main reason Moriarty became so powerful, was because La Forge made a mistake and instructed the computer to create a villain that could defeat Data, so the computer had to give Moriarty knowledge of Data and the 24th century in order to accomplish that. Data has vast knowledge of the Enterprise's systems, so Moriarty would need to have at least equal knowledge in order to properly stump Data.

Tedd's doesn't look anymore girly here than he usually does, yeah the coat might be hiding it, but nothing obvious to suggest it. What is obvious, is Elliot apparently forgot to morph before going to bed last night.

I so would have beat you in posting if I didn't type a larger comment.

http://www.egscomics.com/egsnp.php?id=575 Ow? Guess they shouldn't have been standing that close to each other. Interesting that it'd undo everything, but I guess Pandora did call the disguise spell a lynchpin for a reason, pull that and everything unravels.

He might not get into trouble if he reports what he learned back to his boss, and Arthur isn't his boss so Edward doesn't have to answer to him.

Panel 6.

Yeah I'll agree that it's not his job to deal with this sort of thing anymore, but considering he'd know that Catalina and Rhoda are friends of the Main Eight, there is a possibility of him taking initiative on it.

It also just occurred to me that another way people would be able to get holograms of crew members and such, would be to use existing recorded material such as visual logs. There was the episode "Identity Crisis" in season 4 where La Forge was investigating what happened to himself and fellow crew members from a previous posting, He converted a visual log from the away mission they were on to the holodeck to get a better perspective of where an unknown shadow came from. I would imagine that the recorder used to create the visual log used a compatible format for the holodeck to create the crew members. Heck that episode could give a good indication of what would happen if Sarah's spell interacted with someone actively resisting as she may see a shadow, but the source would be shown as a silhouette. http://memory-alpha.wikia.com/wiki/File:Geordi_La_Forge_investigates_vector_analysis_anomaly.jpg

I still say that if Rhoda was a wizard, Pandora would have said so. I'd say what happened to Rhoda and Catalina falls under the same category as Nanase's fairy doll in Susan's summoning chest and Ellen copying Nanase's Guardian form. In other words, Catalina got her peanut butter in Rhoda's chocolate. Mind you Nanase's fairy doll in Susan's summoning chest did lead to Susan learning fairy related spells. That's unique in that Nanase's fairy doll is a persistent entity that allowed Susan to keep summoning it, and she liked it enough that it essentially became part of her personality. I guess one way Rhoda could learn Catalina's spell, or at least a variation of it, would be to repeat the process of linking their enchantments together. She might just get something out of it. Doubt it, I think he would have brought her in to discuss the importance of being being careful with her magic, also if he brought her in because of the incident, he would have had to bring Catalina in as well, and Catalina knows Tedd so she would have been included in the circle by now, heck Grace would have known sooner as well that Rhoda was marked and made that boar bigger before Disco Wizard hinted at it in her dreams because Edward would have allowed Rhoda to come to the house. He'd be like "Rhoda's background check is good, her and Grace get along really well, I can trust her coming to the house." Edward doesn't have any way of knowing who has magic or not without the aid of the magic analysis wand, if he suspected Rhoda was the one that made the boar bigger, he would have gone to her right away, used the wand, and then she would have learned more about her magic sooner, and known what losing her mark meant and once she did lose her mark, that she should ask him for a spell book since she'd be learning new spells.

Seeing #boycottbudwiser trending on twitter. I wonder if Anheuser-Busch has been notified that someone's attempting to infringe on their copyright. At least people are boycotting those fakes. Seriously, WTF?

Well, in "Ship in a bottle" it did when La Forge needed him to look into why some holographic characters were being portrayed as being right-handed when they were supposed to be left-handed.

The only person she possibly could have had the chance to learn spells from is Nanase since for a time she would float through the halls of school, and we know Diane's seen her so there's a good chance Rhoda was with Diane any of those times. Then again Nanase was burnt out for the entire time Rhoda was marked and then awakened, and is still burnt out at the time of the NP, so unless there's some sort of retroactive magic memory or something that unawakened wizards can still learn someone else's spells but not be able to use them right away, I don't expect to see Rhoda flying or swapping clothes or making fairy avatars. The spells we've seen her do so far fit her personality though so it's unlikely she learned them from someone else.

I think holocameras were used at some point in one of the series, but there's also medical scans which would contain holographic data for testing procedures. There's certainly some stuff that only higher ranking officers would be able to use, then again, we do have the episode where Barclay was able to instruct the computer to create a neural interface in the holodeck that let him take full control of the ship, so maybe the threshold for special access is Lieutenant?

That might be good reason to not look at it. Even if there wasn't anyone in that car, there will likely be someone who got divided by the end of simulation. I would imagine there'd be instances where Sarah encounters someone just walking or running or whatever out of range of her spell and parts of their bodies are missing.

/me hides his collection of Bananarangs.

And in the TNG espisode "Booby Trap", La Forge instructs the computer to use a person's personality profile to give the hologram of that person more natural behaviour.

Alright, she's riding with Susan today, and Susan seems to be in a good enough mood to joke about Sarah's spell being a personal holodeck.

Sarah would be the only one not to attend that unless she or someone else tells Edward about her spell. While cutting to Sarah training under "Box" will likely happen anyway, it'd still be weird if she's isolated from the rest of the group like that.

https://www.patreon.com/posts/double-casually-7940196 More Danfiction. I'm more curious about the "various numerous....things" they did later, and if Grace was involved.

http://www.egscomics.com/egsnp.php?id=572 Back in the dressing room. Hmm, I didn't know the doors had gaps under them. Oh yeah, they did.

Good to know Dan does have stuff planned for the Main Eight going to college.

We do have the word of commentary on a certain pinup claiming possibly spoiling the fact that she could transform others. Whether or not Dan's teasing us or not is something only Dan knows though.

Show an in-story example of this, please. He's probably referring to Marker and Escape from the Mall where Pandora is reading people's affinities. I don't really consider that the same thing, as she's doing what most psychologists do and is reading how the people responded to her questions, but also she can probably see the aura's they give off which would have much of the information needed as well. In the case of Ashley, Pandora stated that she could sense the spells she could give her, and what prevented her from doing so. That might be low level mind reading, or maybe just auravision has popups that say "she has this affinity" or "his personality would allow these spells". Pandora asking questions is more like weeding through all the potential spells a person could get and finding the one suitable for her to mark with.